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There’s a Dead Cat That You Really Should See
This is a chance to witness a piece of ancient purr-fection.
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Leonardo da Vinci: Capturing Divine Light
For Leonardo da Vinci, painting was a central part of his life. He considered it a divine science.
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Swiss Watchmaker Patek Philippe Invites New York to an Exquisite Time
“The Art of Watches, Grand Exhibition New York,” across from New York’s Grand Central Station, will be open to the public free of charge from July 13 through July 23.
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Last Opportunity to See Power of Poison Exhibit
Though we’re regularly exposed to poisons and toxins in our food (think the bitter taste in coffee and tea) and on the airwaves (think Alice Cooper’s “Poison” and Britney Spears’s “Toxic”), we often don’t realize how widespread and influential they’ve been in shaping our society.
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Museum Exhibits Brought to the Big Screen
Museum exhibits from around the world will be shown in more than 1,000 theaters worldwide under a new experience being trumpeted as one of the largest art projects ever.
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Kyiv, Ukraine Unveils an Ice Sculpture Park: Photos
Ice sculpture exhibition has been opened at the Olympic NSC stadium in Kyiv.
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What Visitors Can Expect at the One of a Kind Christmas Show
One of a Kind Christmas Show opened its doors this Thursday morning at the Direct Energy Centre in Toronto.
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Experience Wildlife on the Southbank
Forty top contemporary animal artists will be exhibiting at this year’s The Animal Art Fair (TAAF) at the Riverside Walkway on London’s South Bank.
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Winter Landscape Exhibition from Japan Opens
An exhibition featuring winter landscape paintings by Japanese painter Mototaka Takano opened at the Nippon Club in Manhattan on Wednesday.
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Forbidden City Treasures Exhibited at Met Museum
Ancient artwork from the Forbidden City, Bejing, are currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum in New York City.
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There’s a Dead Cat That You Really Should See
This is a chance to witness a piece of ancient purr-fection.
|
Leonardo da Vinci: Capturing Divine Light
For Leonardo da Vinci, painting was a central part of his life. He considered it a divine science.
|
Swiss Watchmaker Patek Philippe Invites New York to an Exquisite Time
“The Art of Watches, Grand Exhibition New York,” across from New York’s Grand Central Station, will be open to the public free of charge from July 13 through July 23.
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Last Opportunity to See Power of Poison Exhibit
Though we’re regularly exposed to poisons and toxins in our food (think the bitter taste in coffee and tea) and on the airwaves (think Alice Cooper’s “Poison” and Britney Spears’s “Toxic”), we often don’t realize how widespread and influential they’ve been in shaping our society.
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Museum Exhibits Brought to the Big Screen
Museum exhibits from around the world will be shown in more than 1,000 theaters worldwide under a new experience being trumpeted as one of the largest art projects ever.
|
Kyiv, Ukraine Unveils an Ice Sculpture Park: Photos
Ice sculpture exhibition has been opened at the Olympic NSC stadium in Kyiv.
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What Visitors Can Expect at the One of a Kind Christmas Show
One of a Kind Christmas Show opened its doors this Thursday morning at the Direct Energy Centre in Toronto.
|
Experience Wildlife on the Southbank
Forty top contemporary animal artists will be exhibiting at this year’s The Animal Art Fair (TAAF) at the Riverside Walkway on London’s South Bank.
|
Winter Landscape Exhibition from Japan Opens
An exhibition featuring winter landscape paintings by Japanese painter Mototaka Takano opened at the Nippon Club in Manhattan on Wednesday.
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Forbidden City Treasures Exhibited at Met Museum
Ancient artwork from the Forbidden City, Bejing, are currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum in New York City.
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